Chris

I would like to add regarding my prediction work over Sumatra is continuing as long
as I continues my work at Coimbatore as well as the sunshine favours me. The failure
of my previous few predictions were due to perhaps not getting of proper sunshine
on three consecutive days. Though I am not a seismologist to analyze the fault
zone and its activity, I believe that the raised Sumatra fault of about 40 feet height
for 1000 miles length, may tends to set right to its original position as soon as getting
activated by force due to planetary alignment during full moon or new moon or any
other period this involves enough force to trigger another great one.

Since I have already familiar with the precursor of such big ones i.e. 9+ and 8+, it is
not difficult for me to predict the new one in future against good sunshine days ofcourse
with in my usual tolerance level of prediction.

Shan